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{{Infobox aircraft|name=C-73 Loadstar|image=LoadstarRandom19.png|type=Strategic Airlifter|status=In service with the USAF and MCR|numbuilt=4|primusers=United States Air Force | {{Infobox aircraft|name=C-73 Loadstar|image=LoadstarRandom19.png|type=Strategic Airlifter|status=In service with the [[wikipedia:United_States_Air_Force|USAF]] and [[MCR]]|numbuilt=4|primusers=United States Air Force | ||
Marine Cargo Resources|wars=The Desert|mfrd=2042-2046|firstflight=December 8, 2042|introdate=February 13, 2044 - MCR | Marine Cargo Resources|wars=The Desert|mfrd=2042-2046|firstflight=December 8, 2042|introdate=February 13, 2044 - MCR | ||
May 22, 2045 - USAF}} | May 22, 2045 - USAF}} | ||
The C-73 Loadstar is a massive cargo transport with military and civilian versions. One is owned and operated by MCR for Agropelter, and three others are operated by the United States Air Force as the C-73 Loadstar. | The C-73 Loadstar is a massive cargo transport with military and civilian versions. One is owned and operated by [[MCR]] for Agropelter, and three others are operated by the [[wikipedia:United_States_Air_Force|United States Air Force]] as the C-73 Loadstar. | ||
Revision as of 23:37, 24 October 2026
| C-73 Loadstar | |
|---|---|
| Type | Strategic Airlifter |
| Status | In service with the USAF and MCR |
| Number Built | 4 |
| Primary Users | United States Air Force
Marine Cargo Resources |
| Wars | The Desert |
| History | |
| Manufactured | 2042-2046 |
| Introduction Date | February 13, 2044 - MCR
May 22, 2045 - USAF |
| First Flight | December 8, 2042 |
The C-73 Loadstar is a massive cargo transport with military and civilian versions. One is owned and operated by MCR for Agropelter, and three others are operated by the United States Air Force as the C-73 Loadstar.